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,V . V *'.. ' ** ■ ';a VOL. 38. WALTER non 0. S. C.. WEDNESDAY. JULY 23. 1917. NO. 48.. UI!AK - ' m. HELL HD r«»uniy C liaimuin \Vrilt*> of MviIkhIv MICH 1NTKHKST SHOWN »N* til- r RAXGIXG FOR TEA! HIM* ACaklCTLTTRE IX S« H«H>I S «*f IViK^duro in Cii.se of Men t .. ,. Ih-ann for Cvaniia.ition. •; i VERD PETERSON PRESENT State gpparrtr «*f A*rtr*i:i.rr> !■- stracttoB 3MUike*i FirM VWt to Colletoa i'ornmr. Editor Press; and Standard: Will you please state to the peo ple of Colleton county that the lo^ cal board has received no ‘official, notification from Washington of the numbers drawn in the tecent loc tery to determine the order of ser vice under the selective service law, and that, therefore, they have no official notice as to who will first .MARKETS FOR FOOD PRODUCTS; * AN APPEAL TO MERCHANTS U 4( * * *. « * * i's ft * 4> * w * * * * *• * ***»»*» CHAIRMAN SMOAK NAMES SPEAKERS be called for service. . Please state that the local bbard expecU official^ at he wi n n 0t loae hla life notification within the next fet^ . ^ days, and t4at upon its receipt the board will at once make up a list of those who will be first called for examination and these lists will be posted on the door of ^Ke Clerk of m* duty to do this regardless >«7 prices The qufcrtion is now being fre quently askqtl by farmers. "If >re produce a sgfplus 'df feed and .food crops wik-we t$e able to find a mar ket'for them?” . Some have suggest ed that if the Government expects the South to produce' a large crop of corn, for instance, it should guarantee it a price of not less than gl a bushel. No doubt such a guar antee would icnrease the production of corn, but the young man who goes to the front and faces the bul lets of our enemies does not demand or receive assurances of guarantees Tt is the duty of the Southern farmer to first produce all the fojri and feed supplies required /on the farms of the South that Lt Is prac ticable for. him to produce. It is of or guarantees of price. But The conference* held last for the purpose -of determining whether or not this county should have the teaching of. agriculture in the rural graded>bool*. ] Gonrt. and to each one called slor tools ' ex » min ^ iorT1 - potic? will be mailed^ .this• is not all his duty. It is his w ill b. t # ,*Twr^ teaching. *° P ersio,ia U?' at his .addrlss patriotic'duty id produco the food 1 ' . ' _ . m lv ’ which appears bn - hi's registration, an d feed supplies necessary to feed e ‘ ‘ card, and that in tne notice-wHV b“ |h*> people' living in the cities, and State >upeni«o. * ‘ stated thexlajl-and hoar upomvwhich Downs of the Southland, and even Instruction. wa> . .^.ithe pane notifie<l must appear fijr ! ni(\re'. that wc may help to: feed .the ♦d in shaping sentiment for t IV. phjrsiwH examination before tlie | n ., tion! , fitting with us. The rtym posed teaching of awocuMure. < »r.. ^ a| walterboro. The written j who does , not' see this duty simply Peterson his had ^several .ears. wil l also stat^ and notify the ■ fans to appreciate his full obliga- perience in ju-t *• is .^i/party. that if he: intends to claim tions as a citizen of a free country and is a forceful speaker. know# how to handle people, fcw words of council* and s tions were pw»st valuahlr* Superintendent of Educat .ffiodities fixed—labor, manufactur- e.r-^ujaterials, etc., as well as farh. products^ But he is'entitled to a market or marketing facilities .for his products, and it ih the duty of the fnerchants to supply those fa cilities, for that is their -bosiness. While the merchants are rightfully helping to organize farmers for th-^ production of more food-stuffs. it i.c equally.important that thby organiz* themselves for the marketing of these products. It is also the duty of the farmers to help the mer chants to organize, for better, mar keting facilities, just ap^the mer chants are helping to organize the. farmers for the prqgurtion of more food and feeds. If the merchants of the South ar» alive to their- patriotic and business duties, they will so organize' them- selves *n every city, town and ham let-. that not a pound of any food stuff- produced amT put In market able condition by. th*t farmers of the South will fail of the best pos sible market/ under the conditions there existing. . . Will our/ merchants, and, 4he non-' producing people living in the Sojifh p/rform their patriotic duty. exemption or discharge under the ^' terms «?f the. pelyctire: service acu > oun ^ylthat he must make application there in time , of need—he is a slacker. But if the people of the HUes apd iwunii towns are to be insui'bd food and Strick-^f°r to the local l»eard within seven ] feed supplies.' then they too have , . f . idav« a.ff-^r the mailing of the notice, j an equally important duty tn per- ' " wor j -The application to bb made must be form. - We have little respect Tor the man who loudly^ proclaims th J,patriQy r duty of the boys to Further' state that' regardless of . teer fo -go .to th/ 1 front and of volt land, wis also present ly'int-Whcl . in eejC ,hl * , form «hi. h »ill W furnl»h«Hl ««.«,/1. X 11 /; 1 '- C S”"' > >v th- l«nl W.I BemonStri'tion .yfent Risher - „ . .. . .... ^ Unc fo, in vm pjj on or discharge, he will have'j supplies and then.- while merchan- troducing^ais • t ' to appear and undergo a physical dising i? his business, fails to do all /Jhe first meeting wrs ‘ ’ ‘ -examination, for the. reason that if j possible to provide Jhe farmers of WilUams. Friday,- and ; j,e is refused for sCrvice/because of ibis community a means of market- ^ sevyn schools were’ tVpresepted as they'are now calling nn>the far-1 " ^ r »»,»a.ni ti'ers jf the South to doJj&ih^W^-™ ’ foUaee ' ,M “ belmVe ilu-y will, but they shotih, Ipsy no time in making this certain. f</ tiie l««>st incentive to the smaii farmer to produce more fbotlstufT-s ^wiil l>e. tba assurame ,th:ri wh pjv>ei't and i^/uotng all he Can . > <inv r | a j, n nian might have for e\-; farmers to produce feed and /fool assist in shamne sentiment for in- * _ __ , v.„ ....-i, i .u . n physical ^defect*, it. will pot he ne- illiams. Lodge. * * . cessnry for the board to pass upon Grove and Ruffn were claim for exemption, through their tnistee* who wer| p |h< , various p( present. Smoaks and Ashton had no representatives present. The meeting was held in the handsome 'new school building, and the senti ment developed was heartily In f«v . . » W..F •Kd persons who will ,be calleil upon to serye have beqn ordered to appear before the local board for physical examina tion. tlicr^ is nothihc for them’ tod . do. as the local board cannot cofi- Prof ir.g,.at current prices the' food and feed products theyy grow. . The farmer is not entitled to any guarantee • as to prices, unlesa the whole scope of business is controlled and regulated and prices of all ootn- w£* ' - ' ■ or of teaching aE ^ u,l ^ ^ ul Vl^.sider or pass upon, any application matter of raising 0 _ U ‘ j or claim- for exemption by them un ; Side of , the regular school ^ , n thpr art> nf fi r , a „ y notified to apl wift be the ^r. \ will furnish The Press and O f fe ° W ,,>-„^rwil!b- ! ^tamLvrd. when we have yeceived can r do thv> and t-a meeting * notification from Washing- able th ^report at ^ an official list of those who on \Ne<!ne<dey. Auz - . Vf have* been ordered to appear for ex- 1/ have done so. , Tlie meeting Saturday was held at Waiterboro at the court house Trustee* ffom Upidside. IWfnlehem. Stokes. Tab*>e ard Waitefboro were present. ’ CottacoviHe/t^vld - not be repre&cntetL but sc/sf' w<w i ' Pi-*' f eir ?c‘ooF J in e i;-t of tbpsy. 1 be teat hine. »r.d Walterbbro were, \als > tleaictfns o: ’ . vine ihe subject - - ' .fxughTyf It i* thought t' •’ ittokeV ' and^/l^er’iaps dstde vv:il ills f . ^ with tV > schools.* Five Men NaiiwM \\bo Will FihIcuv- 4 »« ' or to Inform People .of fount}- During War Period. *-,Fpon request of fhairman D. R. <*oker. of - the State Council for Defense. Chairman Smoak. of the Colleton County.; Council for De fense. has named five gentlemeu as speakers for this county. These speakers will become members of the County Council for Defense. If they are not' already members, .and are urged to attend a conference In Columbia Tuesday afternoon. July 31. at the Supreme Court room at 2 o'clock. At^thls conference the county and township officers, or a* many of them as can do so are urged to attend, in order that thev may be informed of the work they will be expected to perform. ^Mbst valuable Information and detailed instructions as tm the county cam paigns wjll be given out at thN meeting. - ' ■ 1 The following is a . list of the speakers named by Chairman Smoak: • . . Senator Jas. G. Padgett. 'Walte r - boro ‘ ' ■ *, »’» County Chairman M. P.Howell. CIDLEY JOKES IIS. DISMIKS BEIEM6ES . - - . - * ' e V MANTFACTI/RINU . ESTABI.ISIt- MENT BROKEN I P BY SHJ-'.R. , IFF AND DEPUTIES - , ‘V - • . . DOING A DIG ' BUSINESS Effects of HU Activity Been in Com. munity ami Stop Was t'ailed by i- s '- *' ^ . Officers of the laiw. Hon. Jiio. {'V Goodwin. Smnaks W. W.fone. Lodge. Manufacturing alcoholic liquors • In thiiCeounty is attended with some risk. AUTeajrt this would be the opiniop of Charley.Jones, a negro of * Smoaks, w ho had erected a private ‘ still on his pre : mises at'th^.redr of hie residence, located about qtte mile from the town, and a quarter of g mije from the public road.'. Manu facturer Jones was doing a nice |>ue« inbss for a’while, blit just as hi* business was most flourishing th* officers of the law. such nuisance* at .times, cmtght on to the fact that all Wits n-M -eoing exactly right In' the neigltborliootl of Jones* home. e i they are produced they, .will b.- hiaiketable at a fair i>r’n-e. It seem : to us good prices for food and t«*eR- ing stuffs are assured, so all tba* remains to be done.U f«»r the-cities jtrd; towns to oi"ganize efTectivel f<u- - efficient marketing done, then the farnters of the go<it'i simply must" not fail in their duty. And of course they shbnld their-, selves organize ‘ for co-operation wiGi commercial agencies in effect-' Ing scienliflc marketing The Pro gressive Farmer. of. F. M. Connor Chosen Principal . Following- tlje resignation bf Prof. W r ; G.-*Mo<Jges, principal _of the Vt'nlterboro dligh . School, the trusibks hav«^ elected Prof. Fran’c Af./Connor to fill the vacancy. Prof, nor ha£ been principal of the ickland school. Which,/ he man Epworth League / Meeting: Sunday School Statistics Smoke could b» seen arising at odd ulinaes. and in the summer-time It 1 was not 'thought that Jones vr** j building siU’h fires for wariiVlng him- , self, -and upon InvestlgaftioB, s t'dtL- /stable G.moil found thfit a p^tvat'' Fnr Cnllptnn Countv Mn *, * ,s , ” ,in * "p'rated sh"-ifr r or Y-Olieion VOUIU> whS/ kastily/^-ttfied and I Deputy Wi*eks,‘ In eny^p with The’.following figures ard avail ‘ Constable W. 1'on. went to report ofj* !nma * t!, Tlyiirsdav. anil ,r f ter was st**r- 'Cliveli able from the annual report O r]bomn*s last, intirsdav. and If fill • Y*"otinD - duptrintendent of Education | ^ l ' iK **h , ' v searching Hie still ' Strickland, ami will be. of Interest found. not' Jones, who my td/Oie readers, of■ this paper. It wl'l; iously disapty'ared. be wen that the enrollment in the! The ini /M-hools of the county has increased j in flte 'a froffi fi.MM in IStt-lS to'T,3T3 In ^Tfaiiged. T}ie inger/ulty of Jones was s’ovwrn rftul manner in 4hl«h. h". ; T*» minufactuf<v ‘‘Soo-Knt. of 4fty, of He had arranged a-latM can which Th# white* wa,, flH<*d w **b sour mash, and he'it applp'ol. The’ steam pass-d off li*ld-IT» an increase which the increase . in schools was 23}i and in the negro schools, 230. There wert* 74 white jjhreugh a pipe immersed in cold schools last/yeaf as compsireil with Md ^hK condensation pro- 78 the year before: «3 n eg rtf schools ID*'**"! PT r cent alcohol. By as viimpared with 65.V showing a, , "dding w'”* ***<* « n d coloring decrease of ti school* in the county. | uiaterial a gooVt imitation of^Uquor | which ' was brought about by con-'•CP'ild be ma<le. anil it is. said that The meet ing-of the Epworth Le«-| sojidations in sevnfal distTict!RTlier<* a sbouM drink of the con- gue at Gross Swamp church Sundav/were !<>:« leathers the past year as *>dctbin it would make it spit In i was matle the occasion of ah ad-..compared with 171 tbe year before. ) * ,u U face, ami defy film to dress by ,\V. W." Smoak, editor, of The figured th this annual report * , it»\ Jones will b ive to h« The Press and Standard. Th«*. Y>n-: *liow (hat the schools of the Cbun-’ n,,,,p eareful .'n the fill Ur • if he cue pieHine followed the session of ty .-Ye in good cotj<litii>n. The finaifi- manufJi ture4 any Mioi>e of this hey. the Kun<l:iy, si'liruvl Sunday morning «•» ,1 mndition. hut t for> lifi'ge over-.-. Doubtless Ipf "ill invade appe^ anunation. vYbich list iC has kindly consented to publish for the infor- m-Yfcion of the people of the countv. Th . irweal I„»«r.i extverts to receivd/aped .successfully. He> iy a- graduate I and was attended by a large ijumb-- draft'- in one or two districts. , /i .. r of the fieripje of the community : v.;io.. a ii±ii' balance >fi the tre a «- sw amp where the smoke will not/ of G!emH>n college, having .taken the agricultural coiir/e -at college. tmoak’s address was an appei; 'i;;, e\yo’ a i; ji oaiam-e >n uje It y- understood that >v high wi Henderson'; I He conies \v«Hl, equipped and witlij tjtyrti<t' s jroung folk of the community di-i-ir-l- are ybn(/t<7platihg addi- A , '° 'U ' 1 ')/ vri.ll lu- see^. and-the ^fd ex peri mu ire to have develon- to form earlv and. high ideals, and tional !• vi< - so-that next Jiilv there ' » . • • . . . ..»i i —». « friends, i-* noffto aftempt sil* h/husl- roo«l sfzed rash balanc ? *'Y ru- Wit 1 , ^ r iurtty Jvep<‘rfct» ’-. , .‘ e» Education • Strickianti w ,tl lw» l.eid \V< dR,ySt’.av - - A ->g ■ -rr—L • aV ee-i' ) - 11 ' in' r AVii1*y r H riVlfKk for the purpose =r ; yo. ar<! this quota :i m* for evisniinatio/i in >*','ghh<**-’ -uel./Of /.ut it must t ~ > b.>-n -i-T/fnnd ti' ij/lir.lulity «er\ ic-f Wfl' alv ay It .is the piirpbse tin this official notification within, r.ext few days' from Wash and w-.e hone to ttegin the* eyaiuQna , lion the latte- part .of ^hxt /Ceek. 1 expr h'-‘re %r e '-JiM to hyseiyied fo , ed. h.is teaching aliiKt:'- n order/to be/sure of' wiir/lottbllesA i «:»'• -Introduce , . r r T ■ y th«' the fetching of agrici11furKjtto the effectively. • ^ „ - tyr* 'in^y * school, and in both there Ih/M Gun- The follovvijig^are the officers of f lalfi lT f 0 ji nor has had training. Ho pradnqte.l this League:; , . “ r * 'art/.* IMT-IS in the order * :,s li p uteti:inf at Clem-on Golbqfv, | Keith Polk. president: x .f. W •’Ti^GVf i"'< nqe Ihll lJ.. . 4 t.idJ.t /• j to strive to berome what they do- tnistee-e sire fo he, 11.« told the story, of o,„ ^ 0 military tvpining and’ IViwthorne's "Great Stone , Fac*-”* XT'.*- f**U>t"tnc . ligur*« will be in mid * sor. it.dark recess/fn the midst, of a ap where the sniqke will no these toll tnlev-.,h;tt the effects of tho^ wt>o d/in'k will b of. sylnie of /Clones’ eb/fcest •I Sljerf'ff Padgett/ state's „. ..fl.bdS.4’ r- nh>h the .rut -■ n liy"! d'rwtU... i i\ e IT.-. ind his course in acrieiilture Keith ,>^vant. .It 'Hess ;>gaiYl. .- s -y., . that-a ill :nit,/toli-rate thts vaolti lion ef. the f iy. anit thay e'-en. 7<n innoo nt liftle/still^ siuJG/as themin'* X-iipt n ■ .’i!.. wvtf not levdidetHt«sL T— no.ij j pe-ially tits him ,for 'handling tiii-^ K-17 P.V.'T.o ' th’n efforts mad 1 ,•1 a franc Sr:: for ill h*din the . -\- r all sshoo' f r Waching th.v I w-iie tV:-• .'Vticie in vl.-w of the '.Ytmeroq* inqiifries and person; 1 in-' • •vitas w-hi/n are. coming tn the local hoard/and in f*rd* r sf*—-e "■ h at i. -taint county., DRAFT LISTS M\II.FD OUT to alhy ' .. be ync •dness apd un- whit hi find t-xistsjn the ^ Washington. July 24.—With * # the master lists of* Friday’s ¥■ * conscription drawing in the y. .* mail for distribution to the y- local boards, the task of as- #. Respectfully. . J. M MOORF.K. : Gh.iirman. Loral Board.'* iValt*»boiw*. .y. G . .lulv 2e; IhlT ROAD FINISHED bqro. a* of hearing frpf by the t-ust* 1 #? ti.e schoi't* W * work. v AH lru< l-.aiihg arrange*.! new subject, will he p-eaynt and b* prepared to c at»sfy Mr. Btrickland tkrt t , ’.ey»a 1 re prepared to caNry. out -th«cr part of raising the ne. e^-.ir-y, funds.• and .fud'nisi' G-e s»* ool fitm. At this metUine the,schools in "hint? agriculture will he tautht wiH b*\ seTected and d-fiatb^ -pi 3 -* • mad-'. \ for beginning work. • •• Tbe Sne>ak-n**«*t nr I -' w • Or? aceount, of th , , . . , . . . . ^ in, thrt work 'th- text o' the chain rhgg has been at work for * As soon as the lists srto re ^^oak-Re t - Dw i* given It is. several .frtNjftt Is almost completed * reived each board wiUyUrmmqn v-»5p«d that' the jv-opie general!'* wiM read tliS\ law and see the pfovi-- jpr.-. ’ Mr. Peterson« stated ' i ' »t ?, uth Gp-o’in.'? I* ,aVy.r !»f *e Jr the F-.'-oo’ in thl* foaching c,gri* *>U;:rc . n vice president/ , Alii- 7</.I rev»-m»e 1 ’»!.* r>dk. correspondirtg. secretary; Jar- - n/td ':«i propr'iation per Polk, recpnling \;e ( retar'". Alls- - / t » ■ * ’• ,—:——- ■ ^lyva ( iMtnelly. treasuwrMi>*V \larvv Exp« mb d for white/^ach- ^ sk * ♦ ^ sk :k *i 4< ik ♦ i.Polk.y ’Kptgprth Krrx agent; d-'’’!*/' • ■*’ .salanVs '17 . . . . $ /. 4. a /■ e. 4 7 Poll*. Miss 'ida ■'Bonds, Wi/- E/^i-^Expended for n-gio tracli- I’olk. and Mls^vdvma A':/bt. depart-* •*!'<>’ s l.ii;e/, *17. .... 2.1588.or. ment. superintyndopfs. <e ,- A / ,; ^ > ' / ' ■ • •———— Total for both races.». $3S.’*» 18.32 -V K-ral , Total vp* mied for all pur- / .F.fv,- . ' : p pmj/s* whites, '7*. f 11 ‘ ' ' ' ' ' V . " sombling the national army of **. /Aceorjling to H»e lateH^J /fKvseg.'mwro T. . 3.7Mf.«C tuna,' iditliorities of other *. a half million has passed out */ne W y from Mo wa/zob/-. P.r« at X^tt.tai/defirit. -/nlj*.:,. I'.'lfi 827.'* - /auntie^ ' wodld do well f o’•follow / *: St: J{1 s;< '♦Ak 5k * 2k /d: * ^ * ATEXTv JVAR Ni/ks ^ ’Toi, l expended for all pnr- ■v ’ tm-t-v new.ro Newspaper Commends Agricultural Instructor /Hiangchur/ the fir-;* county tq rake advantage of the provisions of one of tin/ iiio/i ini'Uesting Items of legidatiyii passed bv ftm last flen- ysembly of South Garoltm. <t the TllOst ptqtg,ressivp schools of t/e county are, to have the ser* viQes of an expert agi i< ulturist. Th** s/ ■ fy v ’■* * * those of the civilian authori/ * xiK nJvv 4 mad b-tweon Hitter and’ * tid who will notify the men # interest ;p«t W* !»erV.-q upon which the county -* dratyn and pass on exemptions. ' - * — —‘ —--*•- for * As" soon —' **— **“'•* - # of the hands if the Federal #/#. concern is .f* It on . a* count c*f * * Gov;erhment tonight- and into ^ Russia’s attitude. This conn- * # trj* has heC'p.in ttv> thro«-s of a revolution to' )• / ' /•tal etpe-nditlire V $4k.22:*."7 i ~ i ■qyoti' lrtf« example and provide similar ad* vantage;* fM r the pupils of tl schools The idea that any S4*N*Till V l> MINK* 4 s.fwifzixv j •-!» •* W » n i fl-pti' will be open to the public/* for- phvAical examii)i(4fn; .ohoitt FridavVf this, w -.d /, T'ds * ble the'ntimhfrnf men of hi. cdu. rd- f a-*; "f. ton dou- in (ho ; i t,e a spb nd X.toad. It has be.m * district onot.1. If more are . .. p i♦’»••,:gh.ty"• *«TSj*nd will- greatly * needed Hie. anthorttie« ' will . i-o-t.-f t’-e d ; s»ar.c\ bv road bq-. * keen on calling until.they quota nW vc - - y^ f,.-r- If ..wXv .a di--.* The final list show-, on It* a ti* 'he l-’' *!*■ r»-* \Z- c i- fir:^ - , •—.i’ Assembly e G i-oUta. Th A *t var'-c' acfb ''l J ‘ < B ^ ♦ W • » a-; ’.oprlatecl; e'.'t ury t n• "t.ac • - - - la*- to* he • \; vided bv tV • Fd' v • ‘ocUIrwT,.'rc • ,\i pre pr t Y '. ^’ -i a* i ..i Tl 5, ;p o ‘art!MlF-q *-f * f..:r • t - 1»- •w\'*-•. .a di--. • •»’• -• -rHc ; . tx -oad y ' ‘ o ' ? P nd ’• coc.dlv n-opofsion r*d • •.vc'-t- .or the Gase”tTWTH • n at. t’-is'f.l «*e Gornr. '-o- has i :yS >';•-'/! t • i •?»-, trntrto' ijcvos • l-c • t twe lve fr.tiles eacii 'qTi'r.? * *'h for. fills. Tfir * t-*r*«,r t- fully tbr-c. * tl-rn o pa*- of tpul*-? *’ t’-.T* spec.1 in /liking * w • ■ - irr.-it. «o (Tie i, • i „nvi- ' A t ireh. •• * -1 'v-n ho oporat- d, * -.I* cr»-iter than feed- 4 Mr, Ulmer states' ~ • n; 2. ’■> s. T^y r - i-r Q-T '' " '■ • ' *! A--f) ’Cios *• \A . UT' - u* G'e 11 o v’r*' o ' ?li. ; v. - e School d .«•• ' from regular furd- ’•v*al r ,x-- pri- V^. t VaT porr’ a« -r a ‘tjdictor is tv goo-.. — 'estrr.ent it /lasts only *ix,-'- ' «Iv. • 7 # t r ' . ™ '■From this r»'Ar! chain gang#-t* c.irsewav on one o? fne ** u/J'P hrafi* h*s between Whlte-non * fit} as serial mini he r *-ard from-there *** It. \v.i c TdacPfl Ta’sFTi the ntas- c ^ Te^- sheet md heconies Hahil- hyjndr-! work »"' Build is filled. The final list show*'', only few efrors in the* official re v- \>o& of the drawing already * transmitted Throughout , tho^"- country bv the press. Inrtiid- # ire all the adjustments trvi;n*l JJ - necf*ssajv in" co recting the * otflci-il Ifst -to nvaktd .in) for -nniber? that were read* 1 -up- v side down,* nr were misread. •* and t'i«o rt-ovs in tran c erip- lion in the rush of the draw- •• : ’ ine and the haste' to get the -w figures to the wires, thet*“ arc *" less than two score vnrlationa hefweon the list compiled hv Ihe Asieeia/ed .Press and the v. master sheet. ' v . yt The TUrrirj-o of**the* "offirlal * - w-ord is *h*e f ;• t that fiie ni*is< •n*r dumber ■in-’icn.fed- 4 bv the » draw int \ of *i: -b^nl: epo-uh*' * as nqmhr- tfi.Ofil. was locat- * * th’ej Russian a in v ai ; in/ be- * can an. extensive ad^an* •*. * sweeping • very thing d'/^o-e t. Within the p; * *t. •* w /d n rpyolnfAq ha* ::g:ii;* l.*’.- serious." find if i- :>u* iO-d 1 hyre is a' hitke G* r: i b.ick of thv» no; . i-r. : fi Rqs.M.at>«I hart.* Ik 1'iiri a-i :*r if'iou>j retHit. m.ikirv I .resistance' -v fid*, .-•'-c* the. Gel I- . n r I ■ :' • . has been mad - otp'r- -• t a tor, and !, > 1 ,1 ?’ ’ -. * bring ojtat/r on* * *if ■ r> gr -a* confid-tRe 1 ' It *v ability to do so* • -'.Jhe-'. Vro 'aye :■ fij\-er) j-t. \ fT» tting: in :-h. pi to W c inc. They ?./-e f» - • through vs*.i*; iriqg - methods <*f -i:/ -*■ ri\‘ and are fn*.r B eti:tig i • for the hard - • them. .1 white f r* •■*• / t nroli-- ■ r't ♦■n r id 1 nt-, : 1 ?. are liegirintny>o • Xpel A equipniet fi-’qst *, f liie pt G Total v *r county plot t \ • A V • ,’l \« • g.- M '• t M?n- ■>* . * .. ■ ’A / T<W l '0 r * ■ mi r t \ * nf [ \t bite 1i»*rv r> - \: y '• *> v ;?■/ f' ’ .: adc tV'-meV** • . V - G r ?/>' ;♦ fi ! ! \Ve’/* ;i - , .d G. ■1 • >’ A To'.'’! '*' l -l?e loach * i * \»"Ht T«*.*t*dier'* ’ 1 O 'T» n ''’1 15' grad/ ■r * M* 0 , w • ! j, sf: ado 'bfjf i N ,... . . . . 4 >?'* IH I •mnt>. c- /li tie a tt'C , , 1. * ci’* t ifb*ate». o* : fifi* at* s . . ;f r* .../A Ififi- in Goiinl \. certificate . 1? c* • *ifi-a t<*s , ; grade c* ri ificafrs . . ’•} 1-t G. v* rf ife att's . . | G r* * fi/lcat**s. . 11/ :■(?. c.-ndinii'-j . . **, viny to, ^ -^.in making the -ih'iit-eK <)f tile soil, ince iS' ]ia >t it ularJliq- fht- time wheitAwery t'nod that can be product*4. d. by the gov.-T/iment in i on-/ *• .*<oh Gve ution of file / v. */ It ill dojfbti/s, he fouml/tfl*/ tpr.t i *' :-.rc it y'a he'St .' <*: 'j.’ipih w ill hod j/e new four's- h/gh-* !y i-.t*. •'•'■ tint / Mat y d > t-«»t sbiee tn/ •••♦•' thn^'er of/ bopki -• :bc : </f farmdbs. For G / fiiture, hreadwinhcVs. a ef the h- tuij. 'of ’plant_ 'ilr'cat/oq arid of thy-to at debt tbA ’V4»r|'|/ ott» ^ 'w«*r>/i w 1 11* tlx/U/L; tu vyo’iM ii'-1 * /fa if j* • d;' "v.; ti* tn t 1 ..- f\u m< will fird .marv may i.e at- .(l,e land will oll'-’ro 1 -v- have e-iist lliek/lhetigh't ...The ^ second ’ Tegimp^f vate sub# ription * tj:‘<*1” shall dooosit wBh tV t>ar»r The*will go to Gnlleion ^fer sotn urcr not less than * rnd fiftr t **•'i dojllji/'s to b.* exporded bv the Gounty Board o' Education, upon their warrant duly Tampa. Fla:, a: approved hr rbe Countv .<upe- : n-; Mr« T B P.:»h ten dent,’ fo T - th** teachirr?: o' ag- - and .iRer a 'ew — . •- ^-jtl visit yfr«. T > R’shc- ind c>ffij*en. of e visiting Mr. ind dier, of -v ‘iti* ''number lO.r.fift, No. * * 780 drawn as ftufiiber 1O.408 * * was found to bo duplicated # * and wms -stricken out. * W Iterhoro ********* 5k * Jk5k5k*5k5» w/VkS stav with , -.-r — r 4 —' other -e!ative«i in . Henry Benton, of the Pine Grovo • :rir-i id A A * of * * \ * Soufh\f’arolmn Wi ,/ilied ♦<> * i To!at * aRfurtubb* “t^day.\ao4 will pro- •* f hot * ceed to Gre?-nvsi|hV where they * Tefal * will go Into training. Th-v > i hoo-c*. hyg'ro- * will also he mustVTe*t-into tt! # o # Total value \f furniture vh Federal service. ■ v* A * and appatatW white. * ' ■ y , ^ To'al value of 'qmiture' * ♦ * sk si: sfc e tk sf: « sk % !|c 4 • and apparatus,, negro . ’ ’’"A - • \ i r* > . Hueiiers, . 02 of w<bi*ot H»»ttM*s and liiml- lure. ahi* of scliool ... ,:.*r |,27fi.3fi ya^iie- of school ho«i -es f GfVf! has rrnidc Kee^hd -\t*- pro- fos'iional men- of % nianV w-r >'-would /1| ./ I have h«*rf •me excelb/ni f ••t/<\*s,—• G> ■ rh'-t0 ) K'diiny Prist. /. , . --yyi- BRIDGES REPAIRED- fContinued on Pace Four 1 county. jsecLcn. was jn town Tuesday. their summer horhe Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Hyrne are .yt ** to at N’apley. V G. No. districts levying special tix 4l|ease 2.fifiu.oi>, EomtniHSioner Gliner d-sirfifi th»F „ statement made that the bridges •».7!>8.:*2 across the Kdisto river at Glvbaits F»*rr+ and Scotch man/* Bluff ar^ now in first class repair and .that those desiring to ^ross at either of these places may do 80 p^w with 3*4.00 1 J